San Francisco

Zambello’s “American Ring,” Donald Runnicles Return to the War Memorial

The world is full of possibility for a musician who can play jazz, write symphonies, and give bang-up Harvard lectures.

Golden Gate Park glows with great performances that outshine the fog and chill.

Many things were right about the new production that opened S.F. Opera’s season, but the debuting romantic leads disappointed.

San Francisco Opera opener offers a bounty of fresh talent — on stage and off.

A new exhibition of photos in the Wilsey Center displays hidden gems from the S.F. Opera archives.

Getting to the core of Cao Xuequin’s epic novel and translating it into opera has been an epic journey in itself for the creative team.

The future of opera is in good hands and magnificent voices, as demonstrated by 23 great young performers.

The beloved actress reveals her secret background in opera and talks about playing the flamboyant, wildly erratic diva.

The young soprano is shooting for the stratosphere with challenging roles.